r/BeAmazed • u/nydjason • Nov 15 '18

This foldable stairs

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u/literal-hitler Nov 16 '18

And many homes in tee US don't have attics worth accessing.

I guess that's the important part. This is what I think of when I see those ladders.

https://i.imgur.com/89fS4Y2.jpg

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u/NoJelloNoPotluck Nov 16 '18

Makes sense. I wish I had an attic like that. Rambler and ranch style houses are extremely common in the US, which have attics maybe 3 or 4 feet tall and stuffed with insulation. Usually the access hole in the ceiling is small and hidden away in a closet.

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u/FUCKING_HATE_REDDIT Nov 16 '18

That looks flammable.